New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-27
CARDINAL GIBBONS IN TOWN
OTHER HIGH CATHOLICS TO MEET HERE.
NJ SPECIAL BEARING on THE M'GLYNN cAsE-TwO
CARDINALS GOING TO RoME-CHANGEs AT
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH-FATHER
CURRAN GOES TO THE

| 10 "uo hcrc at S:3O p. M rolled INTO Jersey City
little behind time last evening. Mott of the pass-
ehsers rushed toward the waiting fersyboat. There
were some however, that did no:mani Test undgnifed
haSte. In the rear parlor were four whose
Gross showed then to be connected with the Roman
Ca'hoiie Church. Three Of them stepped oOwn upon
the landing, and then turned respectfully to ait
the other, slightly built pleasa feed. and intel
lectua looking man. He dressed like the others
except that he bright red cravat which was the
only outward sign that proclamd him to he what he
Is, Cardinal lie was Cardinal GbbCcs of Baltimore,
VINO with Cardinal Taschereau of Montreal. will sail
on saturday for Rome, where they will receive their
Cardinals hats from Pope Leo in person.
Cardihai Gibbons was accompanied By his secretary,
tho rev. DIR. ). +. Donahoe, who will accompany him
on tnc VOYAGE; the Rev. DR.. John Faley, of St Mar
tns church, Baltimore, secretary of the Plenary
Council and one of the most profound theologans in
the Catholic Church. aud Father Walter, of Washing
ton. The party was met by Major John D. Kelley, Of
brooklyn, and his son. Tie Major is one of Cardinal
GiDDonss intimate friends and the preate will be his
guest "hhe mere He Is a member OF the Order OF ST.
gregory, an honorary order OF Catholic laymen which
only has lew representatives in this country. Pope
Leo male him member in 1874 when he led the
hrst pilgrimage to Rome from this country. He
greeted the Cardinal cordially and they at started
toward fne waiting carriage A, they were about to
enter a TRIBUNE reporter nked the CARDINAL in regard
to hIs proposed trip to the Eternal City.
! Yes he replied, " am bound for Rome and will
san on the French steamer BOurgOgne on Saturday
morning that IL, il the strikers will allow her to get
away. hope We shall get off. 1t is rather u stormy
time TO cross the but have been summoned by
the hOy rather t. attend the COnslstory, hich Will
meet early in March, and must obey have been in
Rome before and expect "a pleaant time"
" lou do not choose your time about going, like
Dr. McGIynn," said the reporter
The Cardinal did not reoly to this remark. lie
looked straight ahead smiled though he had not
heard 1t. Really he said in answer to further in
quilics have nothing 10 say now that will interest
the readers oi The Tribune and must decline to be
interviewed tonight. | am going home with Major
kelley but will dine with Archbishop Corrgan to-
Then he bade the reporter goodnight and IN
pany with nus secretary started Tor Major keiley's
home No: 2l3 Clermont-ave., Brooklyn, where after
taking his favorite cup OF tea he retired at early
hour, according to his usual custom.
Archbishop Ryan, OF Philadelphia, arrived early in
the afternoon and will remain at Archbishop COrri
gan's palace while here Cardinal Taschereau and
Archbishops Wams, OF Boston, and glider, OF Gin
cpal object OF their visit is to see the Cardinals oil
Saturday. They will all dine together at the
palace to-day and except Cardinal Gibbons,
will be Archbishop Corrigan's guest while
here. Tomorrow the entire party will dine with
Major Kelley at his home Unless other arrange
ments arc made the only persons who will accompany
the prelatcs 10 Rome viii be their private secretaries
and possibly representative of the Assoc ated
Press The Consstory which the Cardinals have been
from time TO time 10y the Pope. Matters pertaining TO
the Church's government are discussed, bishops
appointed. disputed questions settled and other
changes made There special significance at
tached 10 the coming Costory from the fact that the
of Dr. Mcilynn IA certain 10 be taken up 10y II
and possibly the Doctor himself will appear before il.
=
also understood that the attitude of the Church toward
the Knights of Labor will he dcine6. This question
Will be bfonght mp by Cardinal Taschereau who has
already taken aggressive action IN the matter. Henry
Georges land theories will doubt receive attention.
IL IL singular fact that both Cardinal Gibbons aud
Cardinal ia-chcrcau received their summons TO Rome
on the same day that DR. McGlynn called thithcr
The rumor that DR. McGlynn To accompany them
was denounced IA untrue by those in "A position 10
know Cardinal Gibbons eSpreis 10 be gone two
months. While he is away Monsignor Edward Nc
Colgan Vcarenernl of the diocese Will have charge
ni fI, iia inn Win. Ind
Delaware, Virginia, North and South Carolina and
G.Orgla
The plrishioners of ST Stephens Church we're thrown
into a state of cNcItcmcnt last night when it was an
nouncrd that several important changes to be
made IN the management of the church. he Rev.
Or. Curran. who has been connected with st.
stephens for over fifteen years will he transferred to-
day 10 ~. Patrick, Cathedral and the Rev. Father
Cotton takes hi- place. The Rev Father Barry VIII
be- sent 10 II. Mouicn's M Scvcntyuinth--t aud Fst
and The Rev Father McGrath OF that church will
take ~ his rcsitcncc in DIR. McGlynn's parish.
Father DOnnelly will remain III charge OF the hOuse-
hold and a. he expressed lat ngh for the purpose
of conqucriug the parish" Father Cotton
formerly connected with 81. stephens Church Tor ten
years. lie sent 10 Poit Chester about three
months ago. ILcsc changes were the result of Il
meeting of the Archblshops council held a the palace
yesterday aftcmoon.ia which were present Mcns ignor
Preston the Rcv. DR.. Mcdonnell. Father Donncly
and the Rev. DIR. McGrnn. When the reporters
went to Dr. Mcdonnell The Archb-hops secretary, for
information. they referred to Father Donnclly.
who announced t'c changes stated and added &" You
see | remain
The par. .honcrs' committee met at No. 100 Third
ave- III the evening and ssucd the following address 10
the members OF II. stephens Church:
your meeting in the la,cnent o. your church was
resolved hat s committee wat upon and present 10 hs
sentiments. As,le resolutions adopted by
intention Of iir "omtte To- meet Won there and eport their
G92 rho hoT tsc nIs Lme m The hsloly Of ST. scphsns
w,re statord To deaI You from entering to n,' NJ Dnt
ect lot for moment did We forget. shall forget
that we are Catholics II the intention OF your commit
he meeting We contemplate would be accd by hose un
port back to our fellow aroners by means of printed al
Tie following gentlemen constitute the board OF us
the pS al .g rs o % Sas % MnS Mas Gfn %sh
Michael Martin John Quinn 1he trustees viii hom /
aas '%: s%'is %
,snrS & noSs; Saa be- cbt.ned Of nrorse Mrne. IMs
papers AMI tho members the coagrcs alton VIII receive re-
port re.1ai@os The naa.snd residences Of s"Gssrps
ing TO yont instruction 10 his Craze the Archbishop by tho
maintain the disnnci and dcirrmnc upon
our INST meeting and TO adhere To tho following rrsou'
Ror,d That We the parish oncrs OF 81 stephens
'SE %Ss Kew antT G'sS "i Don" one
'ir,d lh We pledge onrscves to refuse to c,nrlbae
To the maintenance Of church while deprived OF the
Csigned JonS X. FnrNiY, Chairman.
WILLIAM j. MCAUIur, secretary
DR. slraly had favorable report to make as 10 Dr.
McG ms condition yesterday He said that ho Doctor
some time before he would have 1t ready.
The removal OF Fathers Curran and Barry caused
great deal OF Indignation tho or the urishoncrS
Chairman fceney declared that this last action
or me Archbishop simply outrageous. ihe
Archbishop has not only insulted u.s. lie added,
by locking us out OF church. butas also taken away
the only men We would have anything 10 do with
Others agreed with him and denounced the change IN an
emphatic way Everything quiet at the church. The
basement doors were locked :the locks having been
broken the old ones put back Father Donney has
no keys for tlcso and hence he unable 10 open
the doors OF his own church There report yester-
day That the church would be closed next week in conse
quence OF The peoples refusing to contribute 10 It's main
tenance. II could not be verified
An OUT OF tow n3,e nteman Archbishop Corrlgan
check for 500 yesterday inclosed In letter stating
that he was willing help support ST. stephens Cnnrch
even II the people belonging IL not DE- Carey
on the other hand says that Catholics from other parishes
have told him that they will, II ne wishes
them to do SO, withhold their contributions from
the Churches which they attend. In other words,
they are willing TO help start general boycott
Of the Catholic churches In the interest OF Dr. McGynn
who by tho way Is severely criticised for not Interfering